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The Nature Relationship Index offers a new way to measure and engage human aspirations to shape a better future for people and all life on Earth.

People can intuitively sense how biodiverse a forest is just by looking at photos or listening to sounds, and their gut feelings surprisingly line up with what scientists measure.

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From a 10-foot “petrified” man to a giant pig statue with a football backstory, Fort Dodge, Iowa, surprised me at every turn.

For a chance to see some of the rarest butterflies in the country, come along to Hoe Grange Nature Reserve near Matlock on Sunday 6 July for the site’s seventh Open Day.

In an age where stress is high, screens are everywhere, and chronic illness is on the rise, nature offers us a powerful yet underused remedy. No side effects. No copay.

Spending time in nature — whether you’re relaxing in a backyard garden, helping out in a community plot, or hiking through a state park — can do wonders for how we feel.